Due applique da parete per teatro moderne in ottone e plexiglass degli anni ’50 di Stilux

Two big theater wall sconces designed and manufactured in Italy in the Fifties, both wall lights have a line in the plexiglass visible on the photos. They are in working order. The sconces feature brass as the primary material for their frames. Brass was a popular choice for mid-century modern lighting fixtures due to its durability, malleability, and ability to achieve a warm, golden hue. Plexiglass, a lightweight and durable thermoplastic material, is used for the large diffusers of the sconces. Plexiglass allowed designers to create interesting shapes and diffuse light effectively while adding a modern touch to the fixtures. The design of the sconces reflects the sleek and streamlined aesthetic typical of mid-century modern design. They features clean lines and geometric shapes, evoking a sense of simplicity and sophistication. Stilux was an Italian lighting manufacturer that gained prominence during the mid-20th century for its innovative designs that combined functionality with aesthetic appeal. Stilux’s designs embraced minimalist principles, focusing on essential elements and avoiding unnecessary ornamentation.